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Connect your products with your market at the Fenestration Association of BC's Annual Conference & Trade Show. Fenestration West 2014 is a one-day networking event and trade show for entire industry.
We have increased the length of time between each session to give delegates the opportunity to spend more time at each exhibit.
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3.0 AIBC Core Units
.75 AIBC Non-Core Units
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Fenestration West distribution list also includes, architects, engineers and specifiers in other parts of North America, included all of Canada and Pacific Northwest states.
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Demystifying Energy Codes in BC
Discussion on:
- BCBC and BCCL requirements for large and small buildings
- Where we're at and where U-values are going
- NAFS and site built products
Al Jaugelis, RDH Building Engineering Ltd
.75 AIBC Core Units
Energy Compliance Issues for Small Buildings - Challenges, Successes, What could be Improved
Representatives from the BC Building Safety and Standards Branch and the City of Vancouver Building Bylaws will be on hand to discuss:
- BCBC 9.36 Compliance Issues (discussion with Zachary May from the BC Building Safety and Standards Branch)
- Vancouver One and Two Family Homes Compliance Issues (Speaker to be confirmed)
- Energy Star for Homes Incentive Programs. To include new BC Hydro and Fortis Incentive Programs (Murray Frank, Constructive Home Solutions)
.75 AIBC Core Units
FENBC Annual General Meeting
Agenda
- Minutes from the 2014 AGM
- Financial Report
- The Report of the Directors
- Election of Directors
- Awards of Excellence
David Langton, Competition Glass Ltd.
Keynote - Essential Keys to Retaining and Attracting Top Talent
Michael Timms will discuss the key components of finding and retaining key personnel.
- Principles of being and effective leader (including understanding what really motivates)
- Succession Planning: the secret weapon in the war for talent.
Michael Timms, Avail Leadership
.75 AIBC Non-Core Units
Ministry of Energy Update and Initiatives
Representatives from the Ministry of Energy and Mines will be on hand to provide the following information:
- A Report on the outcomes of the recent Energy Code Compliance Survey
- Updated Energy Efficiency Standards Regulation
- Window and Door Research and Development Initiative
.75 AIBC Core Units
Thermal Performance of Glazing Spandrel Systems
With the growing number of all-glazed building designs and the tightening of energy codes and standards, the question for many in the building industry has become, "How can we get the look we want AND meet thermal performance goals with these systems?" This talk will go over what can be expected for the thermal resistance of glazing system spandrels and what approaches can improve (or diminish) that performance. This includes strategies in system design and in construction detailing with regards to transitions with other building components.
Neil Norris, Morrison Hershfield
.75 AIBC Core Units
Agenda:
730 am Exhibitors setup
800 am Registration & buffet breakfast - Exhibitors open
850 am Introduction and Welcoming Remarks
900 am Demystifying Energy Codes in BC
945 am Break - Networking opportunities with exhibitors
1015 am Energy Compliance Issues for Small Buildings
1100 am Break - Networking opportunities with exhibitors
1130 am FENBC AGM
1145 pm Networking Buffet Lunch
1230 pm Keynote Speaker
115 pm Ministry of Energy Update and Initatives
200 pm Break - Networking opportunities with exhibitors
230 pm Thermal Performance of Glazing Spandrel Systems
315 pm Closing Remarks
330 pm Event over
Contact
Zana GordonFenestration Association of BC
zgordon@fen-bc.org
778.571.0245